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AT&T Launches DriveMode App To Promote Safe Driving

By Mike Wheatley Aug 16, 2012

With almost 100,000 car accidents resulting in injury or death each year due to people texting whilst driving, AT&T has taken it upon itself to raise awareness of the problem, launching a new campaign…

Germany Gets Tough On Facebook Facial Recognition

By Mike Wheatley Aug 16, 2012

Data protection officials in Germany have demanded that Facebook destroy its entire archive of files based on facial recognition technology, accusing it of breaking European laws by compiling a vast photo-database of its users…

HP Has Big Plans for Virtualized Networking, Targets Cisco

By Maria Deutscher Aug 15, 2012

Hardware giant Hewlett-Packard is looking to take a bit out of Cisco’s pie with three upcoming tweaks to its HP Converged Infrastructure that will introduce a strong software-defined networking component to the product line-up.…

Big Data Startup ParStream Raises $5.6M

By Maria Deutscher Aug 15, 2012

ParStream is a Germany-based big data team that was founded in 2008, and up until now ran on money from a few private investors including founders Michael Hummel and Jorg Bienert. This week the…

Symantec Makes Hadoop Ready-Made for the Enterprise

By Amber Harris Aug 15, 2012

Symantec is the latest company to create an easy-to-use version of Hadoop for companies so they are able to manage Big Data without spending a lot of time and money. Unlike many data…

Revolution Analytics Expands into Asia Pacific

By Maria Deutscher Aug 15, 2012

Revolution Analytics opened up an office in Singapore in order to gain a foothold in the Asia Pacific market. The Asian market is in a phase of very rapid growth, and other vendors such…

Governments Keep Up With Shifting Security Landscape with State-Sponsored Hacking, China Remains Top of the Food Chain

By Cherr Aira Aug 15, 2012

The governments are playing the hacking game, too. This got me thinking: what are the possible implications of law backing up the bad guys? Are we granting them to access sensitive data of the…

Bitcoin: Feeding the Low-Overhead Revolution One Darknet at a Time

By Kyt Dotson Aug 15, 2012

Whenever Bitcoin is brought up two thoughts often leap into the same arena at the same time one that involves the strange enigma of economics and the other that speaks to the freedom-loving cryptogeek…

Windows Azure Active Directory — Taking a First Look

By Isha Suri Aug 15, 2012

Windows Azure, the flexible and open cloud, is a step ahead by Microsoft in the cloud business. We have recently received the Windows Azure Active Directory, which industry analysts are suggesting to give a…

Top Fixable #NBCfails from the Olympics

By Amber Harris Aug 15, 2012

NBC received a lot of negative attention throughout the 2012 Olympics coverage, from the beginning to the end. NBC’s screw ups were even made popular on Twitter with the #NBCfail trending topic. Throughout the…

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AT&T Launches DriveMode App To Promote Safe Driving

HP Has Big Plans for Virtualized Networking, Targets Cisco

Big Data Startup ParStream Raises $5.6M

Symantec Makes Hadoop Ready-Made for the Enterprise

Revolution Analytics Expands into Asia Pacific

Governments Keep Up With Shifting Security Landscape with State-Sponsored Hacking, China Remains Top of the Food Chain

Bitcoin: Feeding the Low-Overhead Revolution One Darknet at a Time

Top Fixable #NBCfails from the Olympics

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